5月30日 上午9点 成都 山羊胡子
点了名我就上前去,微笑,问好。VO也微笑,问好,并叫我留指纹。
VO:Why would you like to study in America?
ME: I want an international background in my career.
VO: What is your career?
ME: I mean business. I’m going to major in Business Administration in UWRF.
VO: What’s your dream after graduation?
ME: I want to be a manager in a company.
VO(Smiling): What company would you like to be a manager in?
ME:愣了一下,这个问题确实没想过。
VO: A gasoline company, or an ice cream company?
ME: Whatever. …..Maybe a food company will be fun.
VO:Just a company, right?
ME: Yeah
之后他开始打电脑,不理我,我也没说话。然后他跟我说SORRY。
ME: Why? What I could do with it? Could you reconsider your decision, sir?
VO: Sorry, no change. It’s your situation. You can do nothing. You just wait until your situation has change.
整个过程中VO始终保持微笑,态度特别好。他问我DREAM的时候就像问个小孩“小朋友,长大以后想做什么啊?”,我自己放松了警惕,回答的特随便。回来好痛苦。分析了一下,觉得自己主要是准备不足,然后中了VO的招。
6月19日 上午10:30 成都 哈利波特
这次准备了新的材料,包括UWRF校长给写的信,毕业后要参与的项目材料,我去英国的签证(我换了一本护照),还有英国当地刊登我照片的报纸。
进去,留指纹。
VO:Why would you like to study in America?
ME(拿出项目材料):I’m going to participate in this program in China. The project is run by UWRF and CERS which my father works for.(递进材料)
VO:Did you intent to do this project last time you came here?
ME: Yes, but I was too nervous and forgot to bring it with me.
VO这时没说话,在看材料。
ME: My last visa application was rejected. The Chancellor of UWRF was surprised and disappointed. He wrote a letter to support my case.
VO: Could I see it?
ME: of course. (递校长的信进去)
VO(放下信,拿起I-20):Who is your local responser?
ME: Dr. XXX. He’s a professor of UWRF. He’s been working with my father for years.
VO: What’s your father’s job?
ME: He’s XXX.
VO: What’s your father’s annual income?
ME: Around XXX.
VO: XXX?
ME:Yes.
VO: Could I see your house certificate?
ME: Of course. (把房产证、存款证明、车辆登记证、收入证明全塞进去)
VO随便翻了一下就还回来了,我当时心里一颤,以为他对我的申请没兴趣了。
VO:You’ve graduated from high school?
ME: Yes.
VO: Did you take gaokao(高考)?
ME:No, I didn’t.
VO: Why?
ME: Senior 3 is a year for students to review lessons and get ready for the Exams to enter colleges. I was admitted by UWRF early in March. I studied about the project I’m going to do and took pre-college courses in YU.
VO: Well, what if you can’t go to America?
ME: I don’t believe I can’t go to college in America. I’m an outstanding student. I’ve been the chairperson of the Student Government and working for the United Nation against AIDS for years. I don’t think your country would loose an opportunity to educate such an excellent student like me.
VO不说话,开始打电脑。
ME:Sir, I went to England two years ago. Here’s my British VISA. (隔着玻璃给他看看) I was even reported on the local news paper. Would you like to see it, Sir?
VO: Oh?
我赶紧把报纸递进去,VO看了看,还了回来,又开始打电脑。
我正琢磨着再说点什么,就看见他拿过我的I-20表,然后在上面签字。我知道我过了。
VO撕了张小卡片给我,说些什么我都已经忘了。我赶紧说“Thank you very much! Have a nice day, Sir!”然后就蹦着出来了。